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fDesc[1] = "passwords and these passwords are saved behind asterisks like these ****** in order to protect your passwords from prying eyes. This function makes working with your programs easier and more comfortable. But, as you don't need to write your passwords anymore, you eventually forget them.";
		fDesc[2] = "password text. SeePassword provides users with an easily applied retrieval tool for forgotten passwords";
		fDesc[3] = "connection or email client. Sometimes, many of these programs save your passwords and as you no longer have to enter them manually, you forget them.";
		fDesc[4] = "main screen (that is, creating a snapshot of a screen or active window), Capture Assistant adds several tools to capture virtually anything that you can see on the screen and then edit, print or share it.";
		fDesc[5] = "on ALL Windows systems. It works automatically on Web pages, Windows 9x/NT and Windows 2000/XP systems.";
		fDesc[6] = "but sometimes this feature becomes more of a pain, rather than help. See the password behid the asterisks with this software.";
		fDesc[7] = "the asterisks. This could be a great tool but has three weak points. First, it's neither practical nor intuitive. Second, it has some bugs under Windows Vista. Third, it supports only Microsoft Internet Explorer.";
		fDesc[8] = "remember those passwords since Windows stores those for easing the login operations, in programs such as FTP or email client. Because of the security rules Windows applies, when entering a password, the input box only shows asterisks.";
		fDesc[9] = "programs as Microsoft Outlook / Outlook Express, FTP clients such as CuteFTP, FlashFXP, etc. Ms Internet Explorer password recovery support";
		fDesc[10] = "since Windows stores those for login operations (in programs such as FTP or email). Because of the security rules Windows applies, when entering a password, the input box only shows asterisks. Same as when Windows fills in automatically the password input box.";
		fDesc[12] = "getting active access to the mailbox through browser. It may be any entry field that has asterisks, at any program";
		fDesc[13] = ", ISP Passwords. You often tend to forget these password beacuase you no longer have to enter these password manually, What are you to do when you need to know one of the saved passwords, that is hiding behind a row of asterisks. This is where ShowPassword 1.0 comes into play.";
		fDesc[14] = "Explorer and save it, anyone can use an application like this to retrieve it. Those asterisks that you see are nothing but a fancy way of replacing your password with something else. IE Pass Revealer can easily translate those asterisks into a readable password.";
		fDesc[15] = "passwords you use to enter them. For privacy protection, the passwords are usually displayed as a series of asterisks. Revelation 2.01 will show you the text that hides behind the asterisks, letting you recover your passwords.";
		
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